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Just wondering if anybody has ever had a trigger job done on a muzzleloader I Northwest vortex has a heavy 4 lb pull

Just remember triple 7 fffg 25% stronger than regular pyrodex the manufacturer told me whatever load you're looking to shoot just multiplied by .75 will give you the correct amount of triple 7 fffg to use, so if you were looking do you say 50 grain you would multiply that .75 and that would...

Got a chance to try these out today was able to shoot a one and a half inch group at 50 yards with The vortex Northwest ultralight Magnum, going out next week to see what they do at a hundred yards I was using triple 7 3F 90 grain

I have the tradition vortex ultralight Northwest Magnum and when I try to load 385 it just doesn't seem to want to go down the barrel I get it to go flush with the end of the muzzle and that is yet I've used a short starter tap on it good and it just doesn't seem to want to go. What rifling does...

just picked up some Hornady great plains 385 bullets try to a love them in my vortex ultralight Magnum could only get the bullet to go down flush with the barrel nobody what I did my board size is .5 volt 2 any idea what the diameter of the great plains is.

just picked up some Hornady great plains 385 bullets try to a load one of them in my vortex ultralight Magnum could only get the bullet to go down flush with the barrel nobody what I did my board size is .502 any idea what the diameter of the great plains is.

I talked to tradition this morning and they said to take the buttstock off he's a 6 mm screw and now and ranch and remove the Stryker system and clean the channel is the problem the channel is more than likely found if you have to clean this every so often and turns out my brother-in-law in the...

Has anyone experienced a problem with the cocker sliding up and not locking in place just happened today it will not slide up and stay locked

I was wondering anybody experience this problem before last year my strikefire work fine cleaned it and put it away and today but I went out to the range the cocker what's right up but would not lock in place

I think I'm just going to go with powerbelt the 348 grain , I've been shooting the powerbelt 295 for many years for antelope hunting you got a pretty good accuracy out of them I fit antelope out to 80 yards

Here in Idaho we have to use pure lead bullets should have bore lock 350 grain without the tip on it we're allowed to use

Okay according to Federal ammunition this is not a Sabbath, I went into the Idaho department of fish and game show them the bullet and that the plastic tip can be removed very easily they read literature from federal ammunition without the plastic dip it meets the requirement of Idaho's...

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I've taken one of these Federal Bor lock bullets into the Idaho department of fish and game talk to the Head game warden in can East Idaho where I live, he looked at it and read the information by Federal ammunition and said if you remove the plastic tip this bullet will conform to the Idaho...

According to the Idaho fish and game if you remove the plastic tip this bullet is legal it is not considered a sibo

I was going to remove the plastic tip I talked to Federal and the tests they've done without the plastic tip have been very good results

Looking for recommendation on muzzleloading bullet for cow elk hunt in Idaho it has to be all lead, I was thinking about trying the federal Bor lock 350 grain or what is a powerbelt impossibly Hornady great plains

I understand they black powder is measured in volume but for the sake of it we're just going to call it grains with the standard measures on the market now the little plastic ones with the numbers up the sidethey say if you are using triple 7 you are the reduce it by 15% to 20% if you're using...

Just called tradition customer service. Very good that would be glad to help you out

Can I get out opening day late muzzleloading season in Idaho 63 - 2 :yeah: :yeah: